Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-23
PERSONAL.
Miss Eva Bailey returned Saturday from
Nashville

-miss hNa haitey fetufneu oaluruay from
Nashville.
MIR. ]. &C. Edwards OF Logan county, at
tended the sales this week.
Mr.. Ben Small. OF Todd county, attended
the sales at tile Exchange Tuesday.
Mr.. W. p. johnson. OF Lake View Farm,
paid US pleasant call Wednesday.
Mr.. Paul AGREE, OF District No. 0, was In
the city among the tobacco men Tuesday.
Capt. r.. L. Cobb and contractor Hartman
went TO Louisville the first Of the week.
IT. W. Barker, Esq, OF Christian county,
was among his friends In the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Jules vautier Jr.. of Switzerland, was
at the tobacco board In the Exchange Thurs
day.
Mr.. q. w. Cornelius, OF Cave Spring, KY,
attended the sales at the Exchange Wednes-
day.
Mr. W. w. Barksdale, OF the Tobacco
Leaf made flying visit to Chicago this
week.
Mr.. Tip Morrow, of Logan county, spent
this week among the tobacco men In the
city.
Mr.. ]. b. Edwards, OF Logan county, was
among the tobacco men at the Exchange
Tuesday.
Assistant Engineer Clay Stacker was In
the city Tuesday-from his camp at Cerulean
Springs.
Mrs V. M. Robertson, of Demopolis
Alabama, is visiting her relative Mr.. c. T.
Barker.
Mrs ]. 7. Donelson, and Mrs. r. II. Gill
OF Allensville, were in the city shopping
Wednesday.
Capt. F. P. Gracey has been to Princeton
this week looking after business Of the l., A
& I. railroad.
Mr. q. w. Leonhardt, of Paducah, was
among the buyers at the Exchange in this
city Thursday.
Mr.. Vermilllon, the railroad man who
did such gallant service during the fire, wa.
in the city Monday.
Mr. Henry Myers, OF Adairville, KY, was
also among the traders and buyers at tn,
Exchange Tuesday.
Miss Julia Lockert, OF this county. ha
been visiting Miss Matte Rudolph, on Frank
lin street, this week.
Mrs. j. d. Rutherford, Miss Nanni,
Mcclure, and her sister, Mrs Russell, of Tren
ton, were in the city shopping,
Mr.. g. T. Penn, of Princeton, KY, who /
buying and pricing tobacco at Martin, Tenn,
attended the sales at the Exchange this week
Mr.. Robert Bigbee, OF Guthrie, was among
the tobacco men at the Exchange Monda
and found time to call on the CHRoNICL
scribe.
Mr.. Polk Prince, of District No. l, paid II
a call Tuesday. He Is still TAT large" and n
female now dares to modest him or max
him afraid.
Mr. Ferdinand Dziuba, Tobacco Commits
sion Merchant of 70 & 80 Broad street, New
York. was among the buyers at the Exchang
Wednesday.
Mr.. j. d. Webster, Granville Sprous,
Joseph Furman, Esquire Morehead and "
H. laIeS, vi ISoDeTISon county, were Sellln
tobacco at the Exchange Tuesday.
Mr.. G. Cross Woods, the hospitable ma
and proprietor of many broad acres of tobat
co land in the vicinity OF Trenton, KY, sper
several days in the city this week.
Esquire Black, of McAdco, was called I
Murfreesboro yesterday by the death of hi
J brother George Black who fifty years ago wa
chief NORTHUMBERLAND in this city. He wa
an expert in making patterns for castings {
: the iron works.
Esquire Levi Cooper. of Blooming Grow,
| was in the city Tuesday. He has long bee
a prominent citizen, and for many years
magistrate. In his old age he enjoys I'll
, respect and esteem due to his well establishe
, character us a good citizen, good neighbC
and true friend.
Mr.. Wood young Mississippian no
a student in the College in this city paid US
most pleasant call Monday evening. W
like the whole people of the South and notl
ing is more gratifying than to meet Il
, young men who are growing up in the 10,
and reverence of their native South.